Miss Abinaya Chandrasekar MPH
Research Associate
Research interests
- Population Health
Pronouns
she/her
Biography
Abinaya is interested in novel methodologies and their usefulness in programme implementation research, specifically the realist methodology. She is currently completing a PhD in Epidemiology and Population Health at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine. Her PhD thesis used the realist approach to explore how mHealth interventions implemented in LMICs effectively target postpartum family planning knowledge and awareness. Prior to King's, Abinaya was working as a Research Assistant at the Rapid Research, Evaluation, and Appraisal Lab based at University College London. At UCL, Abinaya worked on the LISTEN project to develop a novel method for the analysis of big qualitative datasets using collaborative discussions and digital software.
Research
Complexity and outcomes among children and young people with life limiting conditions: establishing a multisectoral collaborative and conceptual framework to advance evidence and practice
Agreeing a method to identify and measure complexity in children and young people with life-limiting conditions.
Project status: Starting
Research
Complexity and outcomes among children and young people with life limiting conditions: establishing a multisectoral collaborative and conceptual framework to advance evidence and practice
Agreeing a method to identify and measure complexity in children and young people with life-limiting conditions.
Project status: Starting